acumen
1 of 1noun/əˈkjumən/
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sharp judgment and quick decision-making, especially in practical or professional matters
- Her business acumen helped the company grow quickly.
- He showed strong political acumen during the campaign.
- The manager's acumen was clear in how she handled the crisis.
- With financial acumen, she made smart investments early.
- His legal acumen made him a top choice for complex cases.
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a pointed shape
- The acumen of the blade allowed for precise cutting.
- The sculpture ended in a sharp acumen that drew the eye.
- The acumen of the tower gave it a sleek, modern look.
- He carved the stick to a fine acumen for use as a tool.
- The arrow's acumen helped it fly straight and fast.